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KB-51202: What happens in regards to Direct Audit if a shell is not listed in /etc/shells?

Auditing and Monitoring Service ,  

30 March,21 at 10:53 PM

Question:
What happens in regards to Direct Audit if a shell is not listed in /etc/shells?

Answer:

If a shell is installed after DA is enabled, DA NSS would reply /bin/centrifyda instead of ../cdax/shell, that is because the new shell was not listed in /etc/shells while DA was enabled.

Workaround:
Run "dacontrol -d and dacontrol -e" to re-enable DA NSS.

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